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fanton

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On an HP Pavillion 6573Z desktop.
Upgraded to Win2000, and soundcard does not appear in Device driver.

Do I need to download a driver?

Which one for the riptide soundcard?

Sorry, don't have more info that that.


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Hi and welcome to Geeks to Go. I have a HP pavilion 8576c desktop PC that came with Windows 98. I upgraded to Windows 2000 Professional some time ago. This also had the Riptide sound card, and I seem to remember it was part of the modem. I searched for drivers, never did have any luck. I ended up installing a sound card and a modem. I am still using this PC, works great. In fact, I upgraded the processor from 450 Mhz PIII to 1.3 Ghz (from Power Leap) even though HP told me the best I could do was 850 Mhz.

Humm, just looked through my junk pile and found the card I took out of the HP. Sure enough, it is the Reptide sound card and modem combined.

Edited by austin_o, 14 January 2006 - 04:53 PM.

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Hi,

I was thinking that this might be what I am looking for...
http://members.drive...?driverid=60116

Maybe not, but thanks for the help...

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It wouln't hurt to try it. I worked on trying to get mine working for some time with no luck. That is why I changed it out. I got a Mad Dog sound card from Compusa for about $20.00. I also had to get a modem, couldn't get either sound or modem on that card to work. I don't believe it is W2K/WXP compatible.
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